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The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10

An important auction sale will take place In
this city Tuesday forenoon. Not since tie fall
sales of G. P. Kimball has so fine a lot Of car
riages been SOLD here They are of the newest
design and best Of workmanship We advise all
20 examine them today aud attend the sale to-
morrow and probably some great bargains can be
obtained. Particulars can be found in our auc-
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OEIlzZII1zDn7s5I
FOR STRENGTH USE
3 o v l N e
Bush,s Find Food.

Contains more than "a per cent Of Soluble Albumin
ODDS. Is the only Raw Food In The world. Keeps In
any climate Does not hecoms putTd like most other
meat extracts. Is retained BY tho most irritable SION
achs. Creates new and IaIled blood faster than any
other preparation Sustans life for months BY Injection.
IS daily saving life in cases Of Phthlsls Typhoid and
RELEASING Fever, Dphtherla, Bdghts Disease. Neural
GA. Pneumonia, knema, Marasmus, and all diseases
OF Children Builds up the system after severe surgical
operations. Soothss and aIevlaes liberated and can
cerous conditions Of The stomach and rectum. Is The
only nutrient that will permanently cure nervous prosra
ton and debility. Upon / puny and feeble infants and
children and their exhausted mothers thrive wonderful
y. Contains no medication whatever. II OF. contains
Inc strength Of 10 lbs. Of meat II your druggist does
mol keep I, we will send II OF. bottle express paid
on receipt Of One Dollar
AP. BUSH & CO., Boston, Mass.
oct10 eod6m
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A FEW FACTS.

ALLcocK's are the only genuine porous plas-
tiers. They act quickly and with certainty and
can be worn for weeks without car sing pain or in
convenience. They are invaluable in cases of
spinal weakness, kidney and pulmonary Difficult
lles, malaria, ague cake, liver complaint dyspep.
sla, strains rheumatism, sciatica and nervous
debility, Other plasters blister and nfame the
skin so that the pores are closed and often cause
serious injury. You risk health and waste time
and money by buying inferior plasters made to
sell on the reputation of ALLcoCK's.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10
The Death Rate.

The whole number of deaths in the city fol-
last week was Is, from the following
causes:
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10

kearney says the Chinese must go; but be-
fore they go, we wish to inform them and every
body else that Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam
continues to win the day in curing coughs, colds,
and all difficult breathing. Price 80 and 75 cents
Trial bottles 10 cents. octIOeod&w
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10

think Of ordering window drape shade curtains uphO
stery materials or other thing in that line till
our Sos Even you decide buy elsewhere visit to
VII haye seen the and much the largest variety of novelties
Portland If you DO finally conclude to buy from u.s. YOU
Will be sure Of getting the latest STYLE the effects
choicest patterns liberal those of
in New York Boston or
Seventy different patterns of and other
tains is line it would you whole afternoon
have as many that to show, however,
time Our stock of Lace Curtains perhaps twice large
just present refreshed the arrival of
Nottingham which preier than we have had before
getting suited from such a stock?
good way to dof have new house to fit out old
on the cost Of the whole job The manager Of Dapres
Sort of work and can give YOU information and offer
the windows and doors furnishing Of
room, which will be of value to -
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10

Angostarn Bitfcrs Is known as the great reg
ulator OF the digestive organs all over the world.
Have 1t in your house. ASK your grocer or drug
gsst for the genuine article manufactured by DR..
3. @. Siegert s. Sons octloecd&w
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LADIES flock daily around the Reversible Col
lar Co.'S exhibit at the Fair in Boston to admire
the new "F1berlene" sets and get samples.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10
MARI RACES.

1T adds precious seeing to the eye." In
dex Soap everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10

Carriers Little Liver Pills will positively cure
sick headache and prevent is return. This is moi
talk but truth. One pill a Dose To be had o
Druggists. See advertisement
sepl2 ds,.,1,
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HABrER's BAzAR-This beautiful weekly pub
LEGATION is welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The Lumber for the ensuing week has been re
ceived by N G. Fessenden. 484 Congress street
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10
FOR LADIES.

RUBY'S GLIDING is valuable for Gliding
Household Ornaments, Furniture, Frames. Corn
ices, Baskets. Fans, Decorative Painting, sc.
Ruby's Gliding was used in decorating the splen-
did homes of w. II. VANDERBILT. JUDGE HILTON,
distinguished New Workers. Cameps Hair Brush
In each box. Price 80 cents. BY mail 90 cents.
Also in large bottles for Man'rs and Gllders;l
Ask for RUBY'S GLIDING. Take no substitute.
Sold by all ART DEALERS and DRUGGISTS.
New York Chemical Mfg Co.. 3 East 4th St, NY.
Sold by OWEN, MOORE a. CO.. sos Com
gress sfrect, sept19eodSw1m
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10

At the county fair in Gorham, owing to a
misunderstanding the first prize on fat cat
tie was awarded 70 Isaac l.. johnson. The
committee found out their error, and have
now awarded the prize to Murch Bros, to
whom they say it belongs.
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10
High Street Church,

The following was the programme for last
The Portland daily press., 1887-10-10

"Rich as GOLD LEAF."-N. Y. HERALD.
Opinion OF GEN. u. S. GRANT:
RUBYS GLIDING merits more praise than
can bestow. and it deserves welcome In every
American home"
RUBYS GLIDING gives the brilliant effect OF
SOLID GOLD, no matter where applied, and 1t
may be used by the most inexperienced amateur.
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American poIitene...

Miss Florence Marryat bears this unnis-
taxable testimony to the politeness OF
Americans. "There is no gentleman like an
American man. However hurried a mar
may be he does not shove a woman into
the gutter to make room for himself, nor
does he stare rudely at her lace as abs
passes him. nor make remarks on her APP
pearance or her dress. There is no such Q
boor in The world as the middle class Eng.
lishmnn. and some OF the members OF the
so.caiied upper class are not free from
this species OF insolence. No man in this
country passes a woman in the passage
without raising his hat until she is ont OF
sight. Artisans in the street will hold a
shop door open for you or pick up any
thing you may let TALL, and workman one
day. seeing me carrying a heavy handbag
on the railway platform, put down HIS o wn
basket OF tools and relieved me OF the bur
den. Albany Journal.
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From the London Telegraph.
The memory OF the loss ofs200, 600
of silver and gold will survive the
drowning of l, 900 souls in coup.
There was the Lutine, for instance.
She was OF thirty-two guns, command
&c by Capt. SKINNER, and she went
ashore on the bank of the Fly island
passage on the night OF October 9,
1899. At first she was reputed to
have had 100000 sterling in
specie on board. This was after
ward contradicted by a statement
that .'the return from the bullion
office makes the whole amount
about 100000 sterling" iii. J." find
in contemporary account, "the
wreck of the unfortunate Lutine
should be discovered, there may be
reason to hope for the recovery of the
bullion"
In the reign of James H., some En-
,lish Adventures fitted out q vessel
to search for and weigh out the cargo
OF a rich Spanish ship, which had been
lost on the coast OF South America.
They succeeded and brought home
$500, 900, which had been forty years
at the bottom of the sea. Capt.
HntDpS, VINO CoIilINduQSS3, ildu -AO,OOO
for his share and the duke of Albemarle
100000 A medal was struck in honor
of this event in 1857.
There was o very costly wreck in
1867. She was Dutch East India
man and foundered in 81 storm within
three leagues of the Texel. taking
down all hands but six and $500 900.
The price of four such armadas as that
of 1883 went down in the last CEN
fury alone in the shape OF gold, silver
| and plate. She was the annual reg
| lister ship. as the term then was. and
had in her 500. 900 piastres and TO-
600 ounces of gold on account OF the
king, and twice that sum on the mer-
| chants account, making her Il very
rich ship. She foundered, and no
man escaped t o tell how and when.
| In the same ear the Dutch lost the
! Antoinettu. an Indiaman, and with
. her sank 100000 sterling, besides
| Jewels of great value. The Royal
| Charter ia the most notable instance
| of the wreck of a ''treasure" ship that
| ] can lust now call to mind. She left
Australia with s350,oO0 in her o.
| ;his sum, says Charles Dickens IN his
| chapter on this dreadful shipwreck II
| the "uncommercial Traveller" $500,
| 900 worth were recovered at the time
OF the novelist's visit to The spot
where she had driven ashore.
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Man a s.Bundie of Habits"
Boston Journal.

Boston Journal.
A certain writer declares that man
is only a "bundle of habits" An in
spired writer inquiries: "Can the
Ethiopian change his skin or the Loop
ard his spots7 then may ye do good
who ara accustomed to do evil" A
man told the writer that he formed
the habit of drinking a glass of water
every morning on arising, as gentle
cathartic, but when he wished to drop
as simple a habit as this he found it
difficult. But how much harder TO
abandon any habit which has in
trenched itself in some abnormal az
petite. Especially is this so if the
habit is formed in early life.
Let a young person form the habit
of over-eatiug, especially OF rich food
or confections, and he has q demon
which may buffet him through life.
We cannot overrate the danger and
damage from the drinking habits OF
this country. especially OF the foreign
population; out it is a serious ques-
ton whether the habit of overeating
does not really induce more diseases
and death than strong drink. One
| writer affirms that ten pers ons die
from overeating where ons dies from
drinking, from the simple fact
that every one eats and most
people eat too much, while
only a fraction OF the people take in
toxicating liquors. At any rate, Solo,
mon places the drunkard and the
gIutton in the same boat, and unless
they take heed they will 40 over the
same fatal cataract together! Our
| hired girl. who recently came from the
| north OF Ireland and has not yet
| formed the habit OF heavy eating, re-
| cuires only about two-thirds the
| amount offood that an average Ameri-
| can woman would consume. Candies
are distasteful to her; cakes, pies and
pudding she cares little for, and eats
| very little meat. And yet she is a
large, wsll-tormed, healthy woman,
with teeth rs sound as flint, and mus
| cles as strong as mans. In France
only about two-thirds OF the people
eat meat. In Scotland, but htth
meat is eaten by the working classes.
and that OF the cheapest kind. In Ire
land there are many families who only
see meat on Christmasl
This American teeth tell the sad tale
of gorged stomachs, with ACID lorna
tions. which destroy the enamel Of the
teeth. II We saw herd of cows with
sucn teeth we should know that their
TODD must have been at fsult- We ad-
vocate no vegetarian theory as a gen.
eral rule. only let US eat that quality
of food that We can properly digest.
Different constitutions and callings
demand different kinds and qualities
of food. Let each judge Tor himself,
but to form morbid habit OF gor-
mandizinc is sin next to intemper-
ance in drinking, and is a habit al
most. in some cases, as hard to re.
linquish as liquor drinking.
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=. very pretty wedding was solemnized AZ
m, Cathedral yesterday morning. when
a n,,ss Cora NJ. Finch became Mrs ]. Edward
lightful little romance was writtsn T re
pride is Cincinnati girl. who, owing !.
hnapciai reverses, went to Kansas Gtv sey.
erai years ago and became a telephone on
orator. The groom is u merchant of GOOD
standing IN Kansas City. While attending
20 mrs business he was attracted by the
1891 voice oil the girl operator, and the i'm
preston was so deep that he soucbt no,
out and secured an introduction. The &C
quaintaDce, which had such q romantic be.
ginning opened into a warm frietIshjp and
then into love, and the wedding Of yest-r
day was thu happy resnlt. 1t was the wisb
OF 81 81 Finch that she be married among
Enquirer. "
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In Ono Act.

After telling OF . young couple
brought up to luxury, who thought |
they would rough-it on the plains, q
correspondent Of the Boston Com
mercial Bulletin thus continues the |
rtory:-
To the reader who has been accus-
toned to dwelling in populous sec
tions, no adequate idea OF the utter
loneliness OF residence in the far
West can be formed. The disconso
late wife bic to obtain assistanc
in her hour OF need, now remained
faithfully watching by the bedside of
the dying man who appeared 20 en-
tertain a peculiar dread of being buried
alive.
"Promise me-" he said to his wife
some hours before his death, "that
you will not see mo buried for at least
tour days after l have breathed my
last" TO which request the poor wom-
an tearfully assented. All through
the day and during the earlier portion
| OF the night the woman sat alone with
her dead, while without, and as though
already seeming their prey, g. pack OF
| hungry coyotes circled about the iso.
lated abode. ever and anon giving vent
to their peculiar and blood-curdling
cries. At nine O'Clock, a small party
of miners. including our guides, Wood
and Armstrong. called on the way to
Cheyenne
The sad story was soon told, and
early on the following morning one OF
the party was sent to Horse Creek for
the purpose OF obtaining the material
tor coffin. During all this time the
widow sat by the bedside of hrr dead
husband, at times scrutinizing the
features of the latter and momentari-
ly starting up as il she fancied she de-
tected signs OF returning animation.
Kit Armstrong, from whom / received
whatever information is here afforded
concerning this sad episode, together
with his companion Wood. remained
during the four days following the
! death OF the man rs described. On
the last night OF their vigil the wom-
An. worn out from constant watching,
consented to take some rest, while to-
ward morning both OF the watchers
also fell asleep.
at is not known at what hour the
supposed corpse became again ami
mated with life. but it was found upon
Investigation that the body had at
some time during the night partially
turned in the coffin in which it had
been placed, although the features
still bore the same placid expression
they had worn the day previous. The
discovery of this dreadful circum-
| stance proved to be too much for the
afflicted wife, who entirely lost her
reason and who thenceforth roamed
about in the vicinity OF her late home,
being generously afforded shelter by
those who had purchased the ranch,
and superstitiously avoided by In
dams who regarded her with awe"
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Great Country for Railroads

ave just been doing an odd bit OF
figurin'" remarked ii brakeman to a
Chicago Herald reporter. By actual
connt I've found that there are now
80, 600 railway stations in the United
States at winch agents are stationed.
A good many? You bet it is Why.
lust think OF it; that's one station Tor
every 1.soo people in the country
through. In the big cities the proper
tion is much smaller. In a place like
CHICAGO. for Instance. there are only
half a dozen stations. suburban stop
ping places not being counted, Tor
res. 600 people. In Illinois. outside
OF Chicago, there are nearly 1880 sta
tions. S'pose - travelling man should
start out to visit all the stations IN
the United States; say he could NAB
two stations q day. how long would
il take him to make the grand rounds?
Only fifty years. And by the time -
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ME-. MARI o,Isrlen.
wood Dst.I Pioneer. April IA.


!. this lady's name has been fre-
- s,iv mentioned on the streets
auehIs'; in connection with $4,000
s!"' drawn in The Louisiana State
g n,tsry on March 18th, a Pioneer
bo.s rter was sent to Central City to
fpsrs;ew her yesterday. In reply to
p. e;ous questions propounded TO her.
vssawade in substance tho following
s lnss.ament: ~ am widow, 81 years
s1e. have one boy old enough to
e., en- me along in the world; havalived-
ieR ,s Hills nine years; have always
n. We hard for living, keeping
ss.srders or any honest work that
pp."ld pay me. / have a speculative
,,;suosition. Have purchased mining
a aorrts and paid assessments on them
Vii. Vii had paid out every dollar l
IA and was in debt for provisions /
ma pa nrocured from the merchants. I
s hsd also put in every dollar OF my
ra u,s earnings without his knowledge.
~. .ud d had got to that point where
s"u was an imperative necessity
INA ~ nav off my debts and keep my
w;n;nc stocks ahoat. One whole night
1mos unable to sleep, worrying over
Nv w. embarrassed condition. All of q
raden, as if by inspiration, the
Moupht came-buy ticket in the
innisiana State Lottery. In the morn
~ I cut the advertisement from the
pioneer, enclosed a $50 bill-all the
noney possessed in the world--in an
.ryelope and directed it to M. A. Dau-
nbn, New Orleans, La, with a request
send me q one tenth interest in
.venty different numbers. Three
' , afterward l received a printed
rst of the numbers that had drawn
nr;,es and, with trembling hands and
nrobbing heart, compared the tickets
nth the lucky numbers and found !
had four winners; two had draw SIS
zach. one 800, and thefourth S., 900.
Inow feel that it was lucky thought
that induced me to send the money,
and shall advise all of my friends to
take O. few chances occasionally; in
net, am now getting up big club"
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$3.50 Apiece FOR Am - =.

totai - s'n s, report OF the 1880 pIacss a..
ooo oo az me national wealth at s4a sa t'.
are oredi,s ~ TINS amount $40. o., 900 900
* res Teec'dences and business real ~;
n;',, to railroads and ths;,
iia 9rntmra So. 900 600 900 to household nsl
81. 900 Son p"o"" e, pictures and the like.
ovo TO agricultural products rs,n.;'.;.,
sch vr and $4,000. 900. 900 to ehurchani
tions 81 no ons public buildings and nsttu.
A'so considerable miscellareous la AZ
s.t;. may be said that the accuracy Of n.
Az hh.'i , has been disputed by off,eer. =,
hold; ne a., o. statistics, Mr. Hin especially
.sr ng mat the estimate should be- nj. csd
several billions higher But the topa I'I =
AMI Il Vi, enough Tor practical purposes
s anu ~ VIII be seen that if we divide 4
retnrnysd among M the sc, 900. 600 population.
a :, by the census OF 1880 the eli - :.
=, oach person will be measured by a iittis
more Than $3.50 in money Yort ST.,
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DIR. r. v. Pierce, OF Buffalo. N. Y, whose
name has become known over the world
through his success as a physician. and es
pecially through the reputation of his
Golden Medical Discovery" has doue 3
good work in preparing an especial remedy
for the many distressing troubles classed
as 'femaie weaknesses 1t is known as
the "Favorite Prescription" Under its
admins ration all the pelvic organs are
strengthened, and the woman becomes that
embodiment OF health aud beauty which
God intended her to be.
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TO NEHnAssx. r.v,,.

II as1,. na,s Just ise,ied our 1887 ca,aio.
irss se s,s al about Binders and viii ~
send q them snpss who mention this paper and
Co., Akron nhi ,rs to Aultman, Miller &
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For coughs, colds, sore throat. bronchi-
ts, laryng tis, and consumption in its earl,
stages, nothing equals DIR. Pierce's Goodies
Medical Discovery" 1t is also n great
blood purifier and strength restorer. o,
tonic, and for liver complaint, and costive
condition of the bowels it has no equal
Sold by druggists
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Mr.. F.. e. Hush. OF Adrian, N. Y, SAYS.
ny iather was very lame with rheuma-
tism. Now after using st. Jacobs Oil he i,
no iamer than 1 am. He was cured -
Price fifty cents.
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Mothers, Overworked Men, and Tor al
diseases whore the tissues are "nstinSny
sron, the inability to digest ordinary 1000
,,r trom oyervork Of the brain or body.
VI u a,,eh should take Scott's Emulsion OF
o. Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites.
I urs ths emulsion on lady who was
d.Iieat~' and threatened with Brosch,es.
II put her in such good hes.th ana neST
. ma ,s.d II. P. wADDELI, NJ d.
Hush's Mills. 8. c.
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Ns;tber are all prepared remedies nnreii'
81 HE This is proven Ivy the results follow
ing the use OF DR.. Harter,s Iron Ionic ,s; ,o'
dysnensia. rheumatism, scroiuia, laundice'
uSpp;d liver and general weakness.
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Tn another column OF this issue will! be
iound an entirely new and novel specimen
Of attractive advertising. 1t is one OF the
peatest ever placed in our paper and we
think our readers will be well repaid for ex-
aiming the SUPPOSED display letters in the
advertisement OF Prickiy Ash Bitters.
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Cake ono OF Carter's Little Liver Pills
.,tar eating; it will relieve dyspepsia. aid
S;,,stion, give tone and vigor To the sys-
tam. They make one feel as though life
10 vorth living,
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Weak lungs. splitting of blood. eonsump-
ton and kindred affections, cured without
physician. Address for treatise, with twn
stamps. WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL As,
ISOLATION, Buffalo. n. Y.
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r,r. co,,ptA1sINa o, Sore Throat OF
uaan.a should use BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TnocsEs. The effect is extra ordinary;
nar,icuIariy when. used by singers as no
srneskers Tor clearing the voice Price u
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~ ~, 'soer' Lnssan county, CAL, reside.
ar ihomns r. Ford, who writes: al can
.ru'h'uiiy say have used st. Jacob. or
IN my family for years, and find in a never
falling remedy for all painful com,la;,,t. -
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Sarah Bernhardt drinks stout. But sac
doesn't look it.
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All Men are Not Bad.

The flowers that bloom in the spring
ira la. are principally snow drops.
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The Omaha Typ. foundry can mrn urn
.,v .sKsp.p,r outnts on shors nos sns
Pic. ms IS IN Chissgs Ans sssh'
ALREADY Id ts Omaha
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The ssIayorIte Pre.cription.n

Men who are pertinaciously pry init
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When a man sees double. it il evidence
a.. h;s classes are too strong for him.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Cas- torir,
When she became Miss. she chung to Cas-
toria,
When she had Children. she gave them Cas-
toria.
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The best cough medicine is Piso's Cure for
assumption. Sold everywhere. 25c.